Sentence examples for network of passages from inspiring English sources

A mobile map of the existing network of passages under the roundabout was also suggested.

At least three huge bombs struck at separate parts of the subterranean network of passages and bunkers.

Just as the termites burrow a complex network of passages to keep their mounds cool, so the clay-spewing robot weaves a matrix of tubes inside the column, which can then be washed out of the cast with a high pressure water-jet, leaving spiralling ventilation tunnels through its centre.

You continue to throw down paint, until a network of passages remains.

From "Queens" to "the Bronx," insurgents used an underground network of passages between the crypts to move stealthily throughout the cemetery and fire RPGs on Bradley tanks and Humvees.

The dark sanctuary contained a network of passages, caverns, and shafts, later named Great Hall of the Bulls, Painted Gallery, Chamber of Engravings, Chamber of Felines, Shaft of the Dead Man (8 ).

In the early morning gloaming, they descend into the network of subterranean passages that span the few hundreds metres across the Gazan border, into Egypt.

Fashioned from a giant clock face that Frank has discovered on the town dump, it is a precise network of tiny passages down which captive wasps must crawl to various kinds of death.

It's a devil of a site – a warren that includes the gorgeous, elegant Pump Room where you can have the full works for tea, the now-exposed large Roman pool (once roofed over with a high-vaulted roof), and a network of underground passages displaying objects from the site, plus its mighty architectural features in situ, including the wonderful pediment of the temple of Sulis Minerva.

In the decades since, new wings were constructed; elevators, electricity, central heating and air-conditioning were added; and, in the 1930s, a network of underground passages were built to connect air raid shelters with the palace and other points in Athens.

It is a network of underground passages, wells and enormous rooms that were used as air-raid shelters during World War II, a ninety-minute tour at a temperature that is particularly delightful during summer!